Last mentioned: Mar 17, 2026
Arrest in Kharar
Chandigarh Crime Branch tracks and apprehends Wadhwa at a hideout in Mohali.
Wadhwa Evades Arrest
The businessman goes into hiding as the Chandigarh EOW and Haryana Vigilance launch probes.
Fraud Discovery
Financial discrepancies are detected in government deposits at IDFC First Bank.
Wadhwa Moves to Chandigarh
Vikram Wadhwa begins working as a guest house caretaker with a salary of Rs 1,500.
Chandigarh police have apprehended real estate developer Vikram Wadhwa in connection with a massive financial fraud involving the diversion of public funds through IDFC First Bank accounts. The investigation, spanning multiple government agencies in Haryana and Chandigarh, highlights systemic vulnerabilities in the management of civic institution deposits.
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